Launch Window
The next few rocket launches from the site you care about, with a live countdown to the one at the top.
Pick a launch site and see the next few launches with a countdown that tracks the real window. Working name only; the real one is still in the oven.
The countdown tracks the window, not a guess — when a launch slips, the number on your screen slips with it.
How it works
Cape Canaveral, Vandenberg, Starbase — pick the one you want to track.
The next few launches for that site, with vehicle, payload and how confident the schedule looks.
A live countdown to the top launch, on the home screen and in a widget. It follows the window when the window moves.
Built for people who look up
I live in Florida. Half the launches I've seen, I saw by accident — someone texted me 40 seconds before the roll. The rest I missed completely: the first I hear of most launches is the rocket itself, and by then it's too late to look up. This is the app that texts you first.
Three heads-ups — T-2 hours, T-30 minutes, T-5 minutes — plus one if it holds and one if it scrubs. Not every schedule change.
The last known schedule stays on the device, so the countdown keeps running.
Whether it's a daylight launch, so you know if there's actually something to see.
Open it and it works. Nothing to sign up for, nothing to log in to.
- No account required. Nothing to sign up for.
- No ads, no analytics resold to anyone.
- It won't promise a launch will happen. Weather wins.
Launch times come from public launch schedules and can change without notice.